Posts by Pete

1) Message boards : BOINC Manager : I miss the old SETI@Home (Message 3106)
Posted 16 Feb 2006 by Profile Pete
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Pete

Have you been able to attach to another BOINC project? If you can, that will give your computer something useful to do, if you cannot it would indicate that there is something else wrong that people might be able to help with.


>Pardon my tardiness; I rarely check these boards.
Ans.: Yes, I am currently running einstein@home; rosetta@home; climate prediction; World Community Grid. Sofar as I can ascertain, they are all running fine on 440GB HD and 1.5GB RAM. I had little or no problem when I connected to them.
2) Message boards : BOINC Manager : I miss the old SETI@Home (Message 2983)
Posted 8 Feb 2006 by Profile Pete
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- If you want to connect to the Seti project, go to Your Account.
- Change your password, type it in twice and hit the Change Password button.
Start Boinc Manager if it isn't open yet.
At the top menu bar, you see Projects (not the tab, but the menu bar), press it.
Select Attach to project.
- Type in, or copy & paste: http://setiathome.berkeley.edu
- Press Next.
- Press the radio button before "Use existing account"
- Fill in your email address (top of the page) and the password you just set at the Seti page.
- Press Next.

That should attach you to Seti.

>>>
Like you, I miss my old 'seti@home' project.
I have already followed all the advice above and still cannot get reconnected to the 'seti' project. I click the 'Attach To Project' button on my BOINC manager and always get a "cannot connect...try again later" message. I go to the boards and am informed that the 'seti' board is down.
It makes me wonder if the 'seti' project is not about to be abandoned and this is a way to 'ease' everyone out. This, to me, would be a sad state of affairs.
Seti has been of great interest to me since it was nothing more than 'a gleam in the eye and mind' of Carl Sagan (one of my very few heroes).
Suggestions, anyone, how I may reconnect to 'seti@home'"
blckw9228@aol.com
3) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Pete [blckw9228@aol.com) (Message 2087)
Posted 19 Dec 2005 by Profile Pete
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If you suspect a communication problem there is advice in the BOINC-Wiki. But do check the SETI board for current news. As you are running Einstein, BOINC itself seems to be OK.


>> Yes. So far as I know, the einstein@home is running fine.
From what I've seen in wiki, many others are having problems, especially (it appears) with seti.
I admit I'm not the brightest (computer wise) bulb on the Xmas tree and not only that, I'm lazy! :)
A MERRY cHRISTMAS and HAPPY HOLIDAYS to all.


>> Checked wiiki again. It lists seti as "unavailable"; so, I guess that answers all my questions.<<
4) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Pete [blckw9228@aol.com) (Message 2086)
Posted 19 Dec 2005 by Profile Pete
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If you suspect a communication problem there is advice in the BOINC-Wiki. But do check the SETI board for current news. As you are running Einstein, BOINC itself seems to be OK.


>> Yes. So far as I know, the einstein@home is running fine.
From what I've seen in wiki, many others are having problems, especially (it appears) with seti.
I admit I'm not the brightest (computer wise) bulb on the Xmas tree and not only that, I'm lazy! :)
A MERRY cHRISTMAS and HAPPY HOLIDAYS to all.
5) Message boards : BOINC Manager : Pete [blckw9228@aol.com) (Message 2064)
Posted 19 Dec 2005 by Profile Pete
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[I am unable to download http://seti@home.berkeley.edu/ I keep getting the message "Connection Failed-Please Try Again"]
[ I've been getting the same response for weeks. I have turned the firewall "OFF", as suggested by someone, with no results.]
[ Any help would be appreciated since seti is my first choice project.]

[ I am currently running einstein@home on WinXP;1.5GB RAM;160GB(149GB free);AMD Athelon; dial-up modem. I intend to add a 250GB hard drive and video accelerator, later. Then I want to add another (or 2) BOINC projects.]




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